Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16

bnrO. last night. wrecking the engine and nine cars. kilhug three men and
 xonndine eight or nine others, several of them fatally. From four to siX la- bo-ers were badly injured ou. none ii IS .horght will die. The engine struck an obstructinn while running at fall speed.
 SAS FRANCISCO, April li-Juige MEr- ,by tbt- morning denied the notion for 2 new frial m the case of Alex. Golden an, convicted of the murder of the scnool girl. Mamie Kelly, and sentenced GJldeuson to be hanged on June lOth.
 WASHINGTON, April 1.-The last trip of ths cruslser Atlanta seems to have proved "A complete success, at least so far as the speed attained Is concerned. X telegram received at the nhvy depart ment this morning states that hn aver a,ye speed Of fifteen and one-hait knots per hour, while at times the vessels speed exceeded sixteen knots per hour.
 BALTIMORE. April l3.-At meeting oi the Baltimore * Ohio railway directors, a liyitead ot four per cent On the main s, stem aad five per cant Cn She Washing lon branch. for the pas; SIX months, vas declared. President Garrett was not present.
 LANSING, Mich, April l3.-In the state house of representatives the biL granting to women the right Co N'te ] in municipal election vas deieated oy e yoiu Ci JO Io Js.
 QUEENSTOWN, April I3-Ths arrival l bers of e,niprsnts Oa ihfIr wsy t0 the ! Uritei states are at present enormous l The railways are ruUuiug special trains ! tr arconmOdate this class of travellers. I The number Of emigTaEts now awaiting i tha steamer to carp them by the Cu1ard line IS already greater than can be ac- coumudgted. The houses and lodgings are crowded and many are camping In | Inc streets. Fifteen hundred embarked yesterday and three thousand more are | expected to arrive tomorrow Co lake | inc steamer,
 Nrw YORK. April l3-The Tribune | explains that the long delay m getting | ;he Atlantic in readiness for sea trisl . | due to the fact that the officers rom me | naval bureau made miscaic nations m
 tbe design of the guns, gun carnages'
 etc. The vessel has been lying Tor seY- | eral months at the Brooklyn navy yard | A slight deficiency in her machinery
 which showed itself in her trial trip up tee Sound, has been remedIsd end she l !s now ready to make another tup.
 GUAYMAs, April 13-Csjeme, the Ia qui Indian chiei. WAS captured yes'er- | day by General Martinez st a ranch ten
 miles from Guaymas. where be had been
 hidden the last two mouths. The cap 1 ture ends the war betveen the laquls | and Mexico, which has been waged ID
 Sonora for two years.
 | JERSEY CrrY, April l3-The entire ! Election Board of the eighth precinct oi the second district of Jersey City was | arrested ihis afternoon for tamperlng l with the ballot box. At the noon recess l a policeman saw Clerk DOlsn putting the l registry book into the ballot box, the book containing sboUt thirty demo cratic tickets, The tickets were folded aud several dropped into the box be- lore the clerk could be arrested. Mur- phy took the registry book out and l found about twenty-five tickets had l been carefully folded and placed be- tween the leaves. A number of citI- l Zens witnessed the attempt and great . ! tAtAArlLtNA NNEHhAAFAA AhA ID AAAAANs --N officer sent for assistance, and the entire board, together with the ballot box and the registry book was taken to the DO-
 lice station. Subsequently a new c!ee- l tion board was elected in the precinct
 and voting proceeded Gs usual. He pris lners were arraigned, waived exam
 instion and were held to appear before
 the grand jury.
 BYELIN, Apul l3.-The Berlin Post 1 publishes a special article to-day on the 1 relations between Germany and France. | Referring to the French cavalry evolu- | tious at Luneville, at the Department of | Memth el Moselle, it says: These l and similar military preparations along the frontier besr the character of provo | cations and appear 60 proceed from a
 wish to Rggrsvgte and alarm Germany.
 PARIS, April I3.-A dispatch from Dieppe says the packet steamer Victoria
 went ashore on the rocks near there. | Several of the passengers jumped over- l boarl but were picked up b. the 511;' | and sa'ely landed. There were ninety 1 passengers cn board the vessel and lt IS beileyed they were all saved.
 IATER-The steamer Victoria which | went ashore on the rocks near Dirppe
 this morning had l2 of her passengers l drowned.
 SaS FRiSCIsC0, April 13.-The trial
 ot George Nj. Tyler on sn indictment for felony was begun to-day before J1lge Hunt. hnd the jury Iniict meni charges that on the 9ih oi May, looJ, defendant obtained false ltl.1aylt from Isabella Clarke, who was Gu aged col
 ored woman and aH inmate oi the G.Ir house, which Was presented m court ln opposition Co R notice tos uuw tTlli in the Sharon divorce cG-e.
 ST, LoUIs. April 13-AiTices rom different sections ot T.Xl7 note 'us ial. of c0uious raIu for three hundred miis. along tho Texas and PfcIiic r-i.r1ad west of Werkel and iu the country north of that road. This is regarded Hs a l great boon for the farmers lIviHc iu b
 drought district. IT. many F!aces ln Texas rain has rot fallen for nearly a